Vaught’s Conjecture on the number of countable models
Determine whether, for every countable first-order theory in a countable signature, the set of isomorphism classes of its countable models is either at most countable or of cardinality 2^{aleph_0} (Vaught’s Conjecture).
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Vaught's Conjecture , which asserts that a countable first-order theory must have either at most countably many or exactly $2{\aleph_0}$ many non-isomorphic countable models, is one of the most important problems in Model Theory.
                — The Second-order Version of Morley's Theorem on the Number of Countable Models does not Require Large Cardinals
                
                (2401.10454 - Tall et al., 19 Jan 2024) in Introduction